A journey from an originating city to a destination city with no return to the origin is called what?

A journey from an originating city to a destination city with no return to the origin is called what?

• A. Round Trip
• B. One-Way Trip
• C. Open Jaw
• D. Multi-City

Answer: (B)

A one-way trip is travel from your starting city to your destination with no plan to return to the origin. This fits the described journey because there is no return leg to the starting point. In contrast, a round trip includes both the outbound journey and a return to the origin. An open jaw usually means you don’t return to the exact starting city or you have different start and end points on the return, often with additional legs. A multi-city itinerary involves three or more destinations with several legs.

A one-way trip is travel from your starting city to your destination with no plan to return to the origin. This fits the described journey because there is no return leg to the starting point.

In contrast, a round trip includes both the outbound journey and a return to the origin. An open jaw usually means you don’t return to the exact starting city or you have different start and end points on the return, often with additional legs. A multi-city itinerary involves three or more destinations with several legs.